Sex Trap (The Lust God) Seeks To Create Intimate Music

“Ultimately I want to become the figure that our generation looks to listen to when they are with their lovers.”

Check out the interview with Sex Trap (The Lust God) exclusively on Skilly Magazine Online.

Skilly: Tell us where this all began. What is your history in the music scene?
Sex Trap (The Lust God):I began my journey at 11 by writing the lyrics to my favorite songs and I wrote my first song at 13. I have some formal training, but my vocal ability is self-taught. I started my first artist developmental company called Purple Heart Entertainment in 2007. I housed a team of six artists, three models, and a production team with photographers, producers, engineers, etc. I put the company down in 2011 to pursue a more profitable endeavor.

What are the best ways to promote yourself as an artist? Any tips you can give us?It is always beneficial to pair yourself with active blogs and promotion sites or social media. It’s all about networking.

What do you ultimately want to become in your career?Ultimately I want to become the figure that our generation looks to listen to when they are with their lovers.

What is the hardest thing about being in the music business?Staying away from “they.”

What is it like in your city? What is the music scene like, and how is it like living there overall?Toronto has a rising music scene and is a great place to hear the new sounds emerging in the industry. Toronto is a great city to live in filled with beautiful people and great things to do, and even better places to go.

What are some of advice you can give and share to other artists who are still trying to come up?Stay consistent.

What is the best thing that’s ever happened in your career?About a year and a half ago I received a letter from Capitol Records expressing interest in my talent.

What is your inspiration?Moving the culture and craft forward.

Do you feel anyone can be successful now in today’s world of music?If they acquire and utilize the right tools and relationships, yes.